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Von Due · 04-13-16, 02:57 PM

Finally had the time to play around with the idea some more.

Here is a quick sketch of something that could turn into something more

Numbers in brackets refer to an index of all the ships in the rec manual in order.

It becomes increasingly apparent to me that something like this would help immensely in avoiding hundreds of clicks through the rec manual and still not being able to do a side by side comparison. Definitely on my to do list now.

If someone wants to play around with that image, then go ahead.

EDIT Seeing the png I attached was converted and shrunk down, you'll best open that image there in another tab and have your ways with it there.

EDIT 2 (nerd-out and replaced image) Turns out the ammo ship might be based on USS Mount Hood (AE-11) of the Mount Hood class, starting life as Marco Polo, a C2-S-AJ1. Only issue is AE-11 wasn't commissioned until 1944, a good 5 years after that "photo" was taken and M.P. wasn't built until 1943 either. Oh well....

04-13-16, 02:57 PM	#10
Von Due Sea Lord Join Date: Jul 2012 Posts: 1,660 Downloads: 30 Uploads: 0	Finally had the time to play around with the idea some more. Here is a quick sketch of something that could turn into something more Numbers in brackets refer to an index of all the ships in the rec manual in order. It becomes increasingly apparent to me that something like this would help immensely in avoiding hundreds of clicks through the rec manual and still not being able to do a side by side comparison. Definitely on my to do list now. If someone wants to play around with that image, then go ahead. EDIT Seeing the png I attached was converted and shrunk down, you'll best open that image there in another tab and have your ways with it there. EDIT 2 (nerd-out and replaced image) Turns out the ammo ship might be based on USS Mount Hood (AE-11) of the Mount Hood class, starting life as Marco Polo, a C2-S-AJ1. Only issue is AE-11 wasn't commissioned until 1944, a good 5 years after that "photo" was taken and M.P. wasn't built until 1943 either. Oh well.... Last edited by Von Due; 04-13-16 at 03:50 PM.